Anthropic and GM threaten Ferrovial's position on the Nasdaq 100
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General Motors' stock rose 7% in Wall Street after announcing its intention to move from the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) to the Nasdaq, effective November 16, ending 115 years of listing on the NYSE. This move reflects the growing attractiveness of Nasdaq for listed companies, including those from non-technology sectors with innovative ambitions.
Ferrovial, a Spanish company, also chose Nasdaq for its US debut and entered the Nasdaq 100 in December 2025, but has since lost 12% of its value. The company's position in the index may be threatened if its stock price falls or new companies emerge. Nasdaq will conduct its annual review of the index in December.
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